What a great collection of skateboards. I am a 59-year-old skateboard lover, I live in Mexico City and one of my first skateboards was made of fiberglass. The second one my father made for me was Logan Oak wood. The best gift my father ever gave me. the other skateboards were Alva a signature and 3 signatures. my daughter gave me one 4 years ago and this year Tony Alva came to the city of Mexico and just signed it for me. I'm very happy about that.
Dayum this is prolly the dude who bought my jaws and customs when I moved from tx. Trip that he's in Simi. Other side of the hill from dude, we skated Knapp, pierce and castle peak in the early 80s. I was hoping to see that Pepsi jersey. We saw the Pepsi demo up in Topanga late 70s. . . And the mobile see through fiberglass traveling bowl. Dayum, lotsa memories. I still want one of those 8wheel toft set ups. Or at least try and ride one. Lol
RICK. Of course it will be a pleasure to visit you and see your great collection of skateboards. Today start the week with great childhood memories. It is a pleasure to know that people like you keep a great legacy for all of us skaters. Your museum has incredible pieces. In each of them there is a great story behind each object. congratulations receive a great greeting from Mexico City YOU COULD SEND THE ADDRESS OF THE MUSEUM.
Todd had a really interesting point about the difference in collecting something that has a limited set vs an unlimited set. The surprise he feels every time he discovers a different board is so much of the pleasure. And then he gets to show it to the world.
I was just there! Took my lil bro and skated for a few hours. $15 to skate all day and they have some cool things to skate. I wanted to stay longer it my lil bro was tired and hungry. Bought my brother some stickers and Todd hooked him up with extra stickers after I bought 3 for $5. Great experience and awesome place!
I hope you do get picked up as a TV show or Netflix etcetera. Ever since Vice stopped KOTR and all the other skate shows, it went downhill. One network could have all those ETN episodes and old 411's. It could play all the skate videos and have up to date pro spotlights. Could be so cool. Probably someday it'll manifest. Rick Kosick Director of Programming!
It's interesting: he complains about the exact same thing I used to complain when I collected old video games. It's all basically a really toxic reseller shit-show. Interestingly enough: the movie collecting scene isn't even a tenth that greedy. Basically everything is available for a very small amount of money.
What a great collection of skateboards. I am a 59-year-old skateboard lover, I live in Mexico City and one of my first skateboards was made of fiberglass. The second one my father made for me was Logan Oak wood. The best gift my father ever gave me.
the other skateboards were Alva a signature and 3 signatures.
my daughter gave me one 4 years ago and this year Tony Alva came to the city of Mexico and just signed it for me.
I'm very happy about that.
If you ever come to California make sure you visit the Skateboard museum. You’ll love it!
Last night when you mentioned this on The Nine I clicked pause and switched to this Piece!! History is important!!
Hell ya!!
Yeah Todd!!! You are a master collector
Legend Rick!
Nine club led me here…👊🏻😃
Fantastic Rick. Keep them coming!
This series is so good! Really distills the person/mission perfectly.
Thanks, Ryan
this was great, cheers mate!
Thank you, Stumpy
This dudes passion is infectious! Great work Rick!
Nicely done Rick! If I'd be rich already, I'd immediately help this guy out with his museum. What a treasure. Both the guy and his collection.
Good stuff!
This was very well done. I had no idea this place even existed. I wish it were longer. Love these skateboard documentary/history films.
DOPE. Much love Rick!!
Thank you, Erik
Super cool. That dude is inspirational!! Fantastic work, Rick!!
Thank you, Jmar
Checking them all out now!
Great content 🤘 thanks for showing this Rick 🔥
Amazing collection and documentation. Love it!
You're a badass Todd, one of the lucky ones who gets to live what they love!
I agree with you
Amazing Artistry in skateboard design and collecting as well as filmmaking and storytelling
amazing work. love the series!
Thank you.
Here from the Nine club today.love your stuff Rick....liked and subscribed.....
Thank you, Scottie
Right up the hill from my house in Oxnard Im gonna go this weekend!!!
I love it! Next time I make it to Cali I'm there!
Dayum this is prolly the dude who bought my jaws and customs when I moved from tx. Trip that he's in Simi. Other side of the hill from dude, we skated Knapp, pierce and castle peak in the early 80s. I was hoping to see that Pepsi jersey. We saw the Pepsi demo up in Topanga late 70s. . . And the mobile see through fiberglass traveling bowl. Dayum, lotsa memories. I still want one of those 8wheel toft set ups. Or at least try and ride one. Lol
You got the vision Todd!
Love the variety!!!! So sick to look at!!! -Nordy
RICK. Of course it will be a pleasure to visit you and see your great collection of skateboards. Today start the week with great childhood memories.
It is a pleasure to know that people like you keep a great legacy for all of us skaters. Your museum has incredible pieces. In each of them there is a great story behind each object.
congratulations receive a great greeting from Mexico City
YOU COULD SEND THE ADDRESS OF THE MUSEUM.
Great short, would love to see the Nine Club guys cover this on the Experience
I would like to see that happen too.
It's time to send heavies round to lean on Crob.
We did it kid, we did it.
TODD is the keeper of the flame!
💯
Good stuff here - thanks for making this
Todd had a really interesting point about the difference in collecting something that has a limited set vs an unlimited set. The surprise he feels every time he discovers a different board is so much of the pleasure. And then he gets to show it to the world.
I really enjoyed making his story
Great film Rick! I never would’ve seen this if you didn’t shout it out on the 9 club.
That's why i was on the show
Love this Rick! Fantastic ministory, really can indulge the story.
You are 100 percent right! Thank you Kosick. And that dude who i never knew . Tears
Sick ,so good love it
Great piece! Thank you 🙏
I'm here from nine club. I never would have found this on my own, this is incredible.
If it wasn’t Todd’s Skate Trader fanzine…well….I can’t even begin to fathom how different my life would have been. Great guy!
I was just there! Took my lil bro and skated for a few hours. $15 to skate all day and they have some cool things to skate. I wanted to stay longer it my lil bro was tired and hungry. Bought my brother some stickers and Todd hooked him up with extra stickers after I bought 3 for $5. Great experience and awesome place!
so awesome!!!!
Keep up the good work Rickosick!
Thank you
So rad checking this place out tomorrow!
This is amazing! Not often does something appeal to me as a history nerd, and a skate nerd at the same time. Hope to be there soon!
Great stuff mate
Loved this👌👌🍻
Thank you…
Great episode, please keep doing these!
Thanks, Kiel. That’s the plan
The music fit the piece really well. How many episodes do you have planned for this series?
I plan on making as man as possible
Keep up the great work Rick! This one is an incredible installation on skateboard history and makes me want to visit Simi Valley.
You should go. It’s even better since I made this.
You rule Todd!
He sure does…
This was awesome
Thanks. I’m glad you enjoyed it
I hope you do get picked up as a TV show or Netflix etcetera. Ever since Vice stopped KOTR and all the other skate shows, it went downhill. One network could have all those ETN episodes and old 411's. It could play all the skate videos and have up to date pro spotlights. Could be so cool. Probably someday it'll manifest. Rick Kosick Director of Programming!
I went to woodward
Todd fucking rules!!!
Hey, I just made up a word,,,, ‘Rocktopus’ ,,, you can use that where you see fit 😅
@@HeadNtheClouds alright, thanks.
I newd you to help me find a lost board from 79- 83
I knew mark waters
It's interesting: he complains about the exact same thing I used to complain when I collected old video games. It's all basically a really toxic reseller shit-show.
Interestingly enough: the movie collecting scene isn't even a tenth that greedy. Basically everything is available for a very small amount of money.
I had to watch it twice 👍!! Do not waste your time - P R O M O S M .